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ListenLoveLearn Baby! is a new initiative from renowned Speech and Language Pathologist Lois Kam Heymann, bringing her expertise in auditory and language development to the crucial developmental stage of babies aged birth to 18 months.

ListenLoveLearn Baby!

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This digital bundle is a comprehensive guide to a child's early auditory language development and includes short guides covering topics such as listening skills, language development, play skills, activities around the home, and more. These booklets will help parents support their child's journey in understanding the world of sound.

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Cultivate your baby's auditory language development with these new resources.

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Listen to Lois Kam Heymann, founder of ListenLoveLearn, discuss the difference between auditory processing and language processing on the Diverse Thinking Different Learning podcast

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Parents and speech pathologists and professionals can book time with Lois to create a course specific to your groups needs.

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Lois' Masterclass 2 was incredibly impactful for my clinical practice. She broke down how to read an auditory processing report from an audiologist and helped me understand how to turn that information into clear, meaningful speech and language goals. Lois is incredibly knowledgeable, and somehow makes complex content feel digestible and applicable. I walked away feeling more confident and equipped — I can’t recommend her enough!

Grace J., MS, CCC-SLP
I absolutely loved this masterclass! The content was eye-opening and delivered in a clear and concise way that made it easy to understand and immediately apply in my therapy sessions. Lois is engaging, energetic, and makes complex concepts feel approachable. This course has truly enhanced the way I approach my work. Highly recommend it to any therapist looking to grow their knowledge and toolbox!

Marissa Gelb, MS CCC-SLP
When I was studying to become a speech-language pathologist, auditory processing wasn’t something that was really covered in depth. That’s why taking Lois’ course was such a game-changer for me. The course was packed with valuable information that I wish I had learned earlier. Lois explains everything in a way that’s clear, practical, and easy to apply. I now have a much better understanding of how auditory processing impacts learning and behavior, and I feel more confident identifying these challenges and supporting my students. I’m so glad I took this course—it filled in a huge gap in my knowledge and has already made a difference in how I approach therapy.

Yaleynah Cruz, M.A. CF-SLP TSSLD
Lois is incredibly engaging and knowledgeable. She explains difficult concepts related to auditory processing disorder in a way that is easy to understand and apply. Her clear examples and intervention strategies gave me a much deeper understanding of APD. I highly recommend it to anyone looking to strengthen their clinical skills and knowledge in APD!

Danielle Zukoff, MS, CF-SLP
Sounds Fun! was one of the best courses we've taken. Our practice uses the program both in individual therapy and group/classroom settings. The books used are engaging and the kids thoroughly enjoy the lessons. We also love the flexibility of the program. It is written to follow a school year but can be done individually as well. Phonological awareness is targeted through moving sounds but if your program uses another program you can swap it out. The lessons target auditory skills and it is spelled out which skills are being targeted making it easier to measure progress. We have even used it with educators who are supporting our clients using the books and the target vocabulary to expand on the lessons.

Genna Ricotta, MA CCC-SLP

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Book cover titled 'The Sound of Hope' with the subtitle 'Recognizing, Coping with, and Treating Your Child's Auditory Processing Disorder' by Lois Kam Heymann. The cover features a blurred image of a child and a hand in the background.

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Th e Sound of Hope: Recognizing, Coping with and Treating Your Child’s Auditory Processing Disorder, by Lois Kam Heymann, M.A., CCC-SLP, is the first practical guide to help parents improve their children’s listening skills so they can communicate clearly, interact well and fare better in school—whether the child has a diagnosed disorder, learning disability, or slow language development. In addition to the insights and knowledge of this veteran speech therapist, the book also contains a stirring foreword by her star parent-client, Rosie O’Donnell.

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